Your Journey to Canadian
Permanent Residency

Study in Canada and build your path to permanent residency. Learn about the process, requirements, and benefits of becoming a Canadian permanent resident.

Study in Canada

Complete a program at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)

1-4 years

Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)

Work in Canada after graduation for up to 3 years

Up to 3 years

Gain Canadian Experience

Build skilled work experience in your field

1+ year

Apply for Permanent Residency

Submit your PR application through Express Entry or PNP

6-12 months

Step-by-Step PR Process

Follow this proven pathway from international student to Canadian permanent resident

01

Choose Your Program

Select a program from a DLI that aligns with your career goals and PR pathway

02

Complete Your Studies

Graduate from your program at a Canadian institution

03

Obtain PGWP

Apply for Post-Graduation Work Permit within 180 days of graduation

04

Work in Canada

Gain at least 1 year of skilled Canadian work experience

05

Apply for PR

Submit your application through Express Entry, PNP, or other immigration streams

06

Receive PR

Become a permanent resident of Canada and enjoy all benefits

Our Experts

Meet Our Lawyers & Consultants

Our certified team of immigration lawyers and RCIC-regulated consultants are dedicated to making your Canadian journey smooth and successful.

Achut Dhungana

RCIC

Rajendra Pokharel

Barristers and Solicitors

PR Immigration Programs

Multiple pathways to achieve your Canadian permanent residency goal

Express Entry - Canadian Experience Class (CEC)

For candidates with Canadian work experience

Key Requirements:

1 year skilled work experience in Canada
Language proficiency (CLB 7 for NOC 0/A, CLB 5 for NOC B)
Valid PGWP

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)

Each province has its own immigration streams

Key Requirements:

Job offer or work experience in the province
Education credentials
Language proficiency
Connection to the province

Federal Skilled Worker Program

For skilled workers with foreign work experience

Key Requirements:

1 year continuous work experience
Language proficiency (CLB 7)
Education credential assessment
Proof of funds

Benefits of Canadian Permanent Residency

As a permanent resident of Canada, you and your family will enjoy numerous benefits and rights.

Healthcare coverage for you and your family
Access to quality education system
Pathway to Canadian citizenship
Right to live, work, and study anywhere in Canada
Social benefits and protection under Canadian law
Bring family members to Canada
No employer sponsorship required after PR
Opportunity to apply for citizenship after 3 years
Canada Landscape

5,000+

Students achieved PR

Ready to Start Your PR Journey?

Browse programs designed to lead you to Canadian permanent residency and begin your application today.